Sentence examples for bunches at from inspiring English sources

The Double Mahoi plant can produce two bunches at once.

Unlike the stems sold in supermarkets, his blooms aren't offered in pre-packaged bunches at £3.99 a go, they brim out of buckets unmarked with a price, forcing the customer to guess the cost.

With a convex leaf the size of an espresso spoon, Genovese basil is quite different from the big, pointy, heavily ridged basil usually sold in huge bunches at Greenmarkets and farm stands.

They are sold in bunches at roadside markets and are in almost constant use by workers in bright orange jumpsuits trying to keep the town's narrow roads free of desert sand.

Animals preferred bunches at 85 and 115 cm height (29 and 32% of feeding time).

Activated carbon derived from oil palm empty-fruit bunches at 300 °C reduced the phenol concentration by 27.8%% (Alam et al. 2007).

There were fewer people bunched at extreme levels of poverty.

She holds the excess fabric bunched at her hip.

The False Positive The runners bunched at the start.

Still my fist is bunched at my flies.

Now they are increasingly bunched at the high end.